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His parents have been nothing supportive of his career with Cruz Beckham recently finishing his first UK tour with his band The Breakers.
However it seems his mum Victoria was less than impressed with his latest decision to pose naked while promoting his new single Waste Your Pain.
Taking to Instagram on Friday, the musician, 21, celebrated the release of his third single, by stripping off while standing on a jetty in coastal Miami, with the record placed to carefully protect his modesty.
And it seems Cruz may have not factored in his own mother viewing the snap, as she took to Instagram with a shocked face and penned: ‘Really Cruz!!!’
It comes after Cruz also shared the valuable advice his parents instilled in him, while making a racy confession about his sex life with girlfriend Jackie Apostel.
During a Q&A with social media followers, he was asked: ‘What is the best piece of advice each of your parents gave you?’
Cruz replied: ‘Be easy to work with, work on your craft until you’re the best you can be, always be kind.’
His followers also mentioned a series of memorable holiday snaps from 2025, in which he switched between a pair of Prada pants and a pair of blue Speedos.
One fan playfully asked him: ‘How does one become bulge of the year?’ to which Cruz replied: ‘That is a question for Jackie Apostel’.
Another follower probed the singer on whether his Spice Girl mother had any tattoos, which he confirmed ‘no not anymore’.
Cruz was also asked when his debut album would be released, and it appears it won’t be in the near future.
He said: ‘I don’t know anymore, but songs coming consistently.’
His new single, recorded with his band The Breakers, explores the themes of self‑love, acceptance and starting fresh.
Waste Your Pain was produced by Justin Raisen and Lewis Pesacov, whose credits include Kim Gordon, Joji and Charli XCX.
The single lands off the back of Cruz’s critically acclaimed debut headline tour, which saw him and The Breakers play grassroots venues across the UK before wrapping with three nights at London’s Courtyard Theatre.
The shows saw The London Standard praising Cruz as ‘impish, likeable, possessed of a clear talent’ in their four-star review.
Meanwhile, CLASH said: ‘This is a band on the come up, leaning into the music first. No overproduction, no pretense, just a tight, energetic set with real moments of personality and potential.’
Metro added: ‘He might just be a rock star in the making. He can sing, he’s a great guitarist, and nothing about his new venture seems forced.’
